Gum Recession After Wearing Braces Can Now Be Treated Without Gum Grafting Surgery

Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation™ restores receding gums in minutes through tiny pinholes.

Each year 4 million Americans undergo orthodontic treatment in the U.S. 10% of these patients develop gum recession as a result of wearing braces. This means that about 400,000 orthodontic patients a year must also have their receded gums treated. Traditionally, receding gums have been treated with an unpleasant gum grafting procedure after patients undergo a lengthy period of wearing braces.

Now there is a quicker and easier alternative to traditional gum grafting which can benefit these patients. Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation™ is a minimally invasive technique to reverse gum recession without cutting, stitches or traditional gum grafting surgery. Receding gums are guided down to a healthy position though tiny pinholes made in the gums which disappear virtually overnight.

This animation shows how gum recession can occur during orthodontia and compares traditional gum grafting to Chao Pinhole Gum rejuvenation™ which was invented by dentist and educator Dr. John Chao. Dr. Chao is currently training leading dentists and periodontists in the new technique. For information or to locate one of the more than 300 dental professionals worldwide who have been trained and certified to perform Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation™ visit http://www.pinholegumrejuvenation.com or call 888-603-2953.